Dr. Ijezie's STEM Studio
The Interactive Periodic Table
All 118 elements, read four ways. The same table serves a first-year science scholar looking up a symbol, a chemistry scholar reasoning about bonding, a biology scholar asking what an element does in a cell, and an organic chemistry scholar thinking about hybridisation.
An element is not a fact to memorise — it is a position. Where an element sits tells you how it behaves: how tightly it holds its outer electrons, what it bonds with, how big it is. Use the filters and trends to see the pattern, not just the square.
Four ways to read the same element
Open any element and switch lenses. The properties on show change with the question you are asking.
General science
Symbol, number, mass, state, where it sits and what it is used for.
Chemistry
Electronegativity, ionization energy, oxidation states, and why this element bonds the way it does.
Biology
Bulk and trace elements, what they do in enzymes, bone, blood and nerve signalling — and which are toxic.
Organic chemistry
For the elements that carry organic chemistry: hybridisation, typical bonding, and functional-group relevance.
The same table, where you are working
You do not have to come here to use it. The periodic table opens beside your notes in Note Studio, and it is embedded in the Earth Systems Science course hub.